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Miniature fan with 'Tom thumb' photographs

Miniature fan with 'Tom thumb' photographs

circa 1863

Electric fan

Electric fan

Winnowing fan

Winnowing fan

Screw Fan

Screw Fan

Fan, Silencer and Transformation Ductwork

Fan, Silencer and Transformation Ductwork

1977

6" "Sirocco" cased centrifugal fan

6" "Sirocco" cased centrifugal fan

Two blade fan

Two blade fan

Fan from wind driven winch

Fan from wind driven winch

Chinese-Style Paper Fan

Chinese-Style Paper Fan

ABC Wax promotional fan

ABC Wax promotional fan

1980-2007

Stand and fan for hand-operated Assmann psychrometer

Stand and fan for hand-operated Assmann psychrometer

1952

Fan promoting the George House Trust

Fan promoting the George House Trust

2000 - 2012

Fan blades for wind channel.

Fan blades for wind channel.

Chassis and Cooling Fan Unit s/r 30/89

Chassis and Cooling Fan Unit s/r 30/89

Battery powered motor fan unit

Battery powered motor fan unit

1975-1981

Ozonator (?), electric fan and coils mounted on ba

Ozonator (?), electric fan and coils mounted on ba

1920-1930

Fan made of cellulose nitrate. Imitation tortoiseshell design

Fan made of cellulose nitrate. Imitation tortoiseshell design

1890-1910

GEC 'Tropicana' fan heater, cat.no. DM600, serial no. 054B, 2kw, 230-250v, 50 c/s, made in England, 1964

GEC 'Tropicana' fan heater

1964

Safety ceramic fan heater model C63, utilising PTC ceramic sensor element, 1500W, 240V, 50Hz, serial no .9414, by Electro-Warme-Technik (EWT), Nurnberg, Germany, 1994

Safety ceramic fan heater model C63

1994

"Solartron" tangential fan electric heater with casing removed to show all internal parts, a new method of electric heating developed in Ger many from 1950's, whereby 4 rows of coiled wire heating elements are swept by air from the fan, by Firth Cleveland Ltd, London, 1964

"Solartron" tangential fan electric heater with casing removed to show all internal parts

1964

Keith Type 3 Mine Fan, No.233071, with 230v. A.C. electric motor and tumbler switch

Keith Type 3 Mine Fan

Table fan made of phenol formaldehyde, with blades made of rayon fabric, with an on-off switch, unsigned, England, 1920-1940. Top of base is inscribed with BANDOLER.

Table fan made of phenol formaldehyde, with rayon blades

1920-1940

One fan with ivory carved sticks, showing three balloon scenes, one bordered with metal sequins, height 28cm opening to 48 cm. Contained when folded in a contemporary English fan case, c32x5x5cm. Label on case reads: Fans for Exportation. Clarke & Co, Fan Makers to their Royal Highness's the Dutchess & Princess of Gloucester. At their Warehouse No. 26 Strand (near Charing Cross) NB Inventors of the Pocket Sliding Fans.

One fan with ivory carved sticks

circa 1785

"Queen" firelighting fan, whereby paraffin-soaked material is placed in the nozzle and lit, whilst the clockwork mechanism drives a fan which continually blows the flame into the coals, designed to hook onto a grate, with metal cover, patent no 14985 1892, English, 1892-1910

Firelighting fan

1892-1910

"Sirocco" hand driven mine ventilation fan, with two handles

"Sirocco" hand driven mine ventilation fan

12" diam. pneumatic turbine mine ventilating fan

12" diam. pneumatic turbine mine ventilating fan

Paper fan, LNER, Orange and gold floral design. "With compliments, London & North Eastern Railway", Dimensions: 8?" long

Paper fan

Original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel. Wind tunnel in use from 1930 to present day (1994). This tunnel was the fastest in the UK until 1939.

Original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel

Electric table fan with speed regulator, with iron stand and brass 4-b lade fan, probably English, 1910-1930

Electric table fan with speed regulator

1910-1930

Paper Fan, LNER, Orange and gold floral design. With Compliments London & North Eastern Railway, Dimensions: 8?" long

Paper Fan

From the Old Mill (c.1793): Centrifugal fan for ventilating lavatories.

Centrifugal fan for ventilating lavatories

1793

Belt-driven fan bellows for fire lighting, operated by turning handle to produce more sustained draught than traditional bellows, wooden casing, English, 1840-1860

Belt-driven fan bellows for fire lighting

1840-1860

Astigmatic fans, three blocks, paper, by Douglas and Wooldridge, Stourbridge

Astigmatic fans

Enclosed, floor standing belt driven air blower with 12" diameter fan and 5" outlet, made by Sturtevant Company of Boston, USA

Enclosed, floor standing belt driven air blower with 12" diameter fan and 5" outlet

Original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel. Wind tunnel in use from 1930 to present day (1994). This tunnel was the fastest in the UK until 1939.

Original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel

No.3 fan (cold air) for grain dryer designed by Roland Dudley and built by E. R. & F. Turner of Ipswich in 1929, for use at Linkenholt Manor in Hampshire in conjunction with a Holt combine-harvester. With associated spare parts

No.3 fan (cold air) for grain dryer designed by Roland Dudley and built by E. R. & F

1929

Crompton DC wooden bladed ceiling fan, 1907.

Crompton DC wooden bladed ceiling fan

Part of an original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel. Wind tunnel in use from 1930 to present day (1994). This tunnel was the fastest in the UK until 1939

Part of an original fan for the RAE 5 foot wind tunnel, United Kingdom, 1930-1994

Waistbelt, for battery powered motor fan unit, by Martindale Protection Limited, Neasden, London, England, 1975-1981

Waistbelt, for battery powered motor fan unit

1975-1981

Belt driven centrifugal fan for central heating equipment from Sunnyside Royal Hospital Montrose, 1895, by Sturtevants.

Centrifugal Fan for Central Heating Equipment

Model of mine ventilation fan.

Model ventilation fan

Fan for 5 foot wind tunnel.

Fan for 5 foot wind tunnel.

Crompton DC wooden bladed ceiling fan, 1907. With regulator.

Crompton DC wooden bladed ceiling fan

1907

Experimental cross-flow fan spraying machine

Experimental cross-flow fan spraying machine

Electric generator fan, mounted on lower mainplane, from Vickers-Vimy aircraft.

Electric generator fan

"Magnet" electric fan (adjustable speed) by G.E.C., 16" fan

"Magnet" electric fan (adjustable speed) by G.E.C.

Paper Fan, LNER, Blue & gold floral design. "With compliments London & North Eastern Railway.", Dimensions: 8?" long

Paper Fan, London & North Eastern Railway, blue & gold floral design

Paper Fan, LNER, Purple and gold floral design "With compliments London & North Eastern Railway", Dimensions: 8?" long

Paper fan, London & North Eastern Railway

Paper Fan, London & North Eastern Railway, purple and gold floral design "With compliments London & North Eastern Railway, supplied by G.A. Sawyer Ltd 9 Hanover Square, London W.1 (H.18)". Overall (deployed): 216 mm x 382 mm x 20 mm.

Paper fan, London & North Eastern Railway

Ventilating fan driven by hot-air engine, c.1900

Ventilating fan driven by hot-air engine, c.1900

1900

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